Monthly Archives: July 2013

Thugs from New York and Chicago came to Colorado last year and bought off Governor Chickenpooper. They convinced him to sell off the citizen’s constitutional rights for campaign cash. What did he accomplish? He drove hundreds of jobs to Wyoming … Continue reading →

By blocking Keystone and other domestic oil, he is just being a nice guy and helping out his Saudi buddies. Their oil doesn’t produce evil American CO2 when it is burned. The editor of a Saudi Arabian social website has … Continue reading →

Reader Brian D sent over this 1971 National Geographic map, which shows that there is a lot more Arctic sea ice now than there was 42 years ago. Arctic Ocean Map 1971 by National Geographic from Maps.com. I remember seeing that … Continue reading →

Fort Collins police have asked local religious organizations to keep an eye out for suspicious behavior after a self-proclaimed “Islamist jihadist” threatened Mormons and Catholics “would be destroyed” in the next two weeks, a memo sent by authorities said. The … Continue reading →

“Ultimately, if you think about all the youth that everybody has mentioned here in Africa, if everybody is raising living standards to the point where everybody has got a car and everybody has got air conditioning, and everybody has got … Continue reading →

Obama Bolsters Keystone Jobs Claim On the other hand, he believes that bankrupt scam green energy companies will create five million jobs. This is what happens when a third-world community organizer with no work experience gets the entire press corpse … Continue reading →

Obama originally fixed the climate in 2008, but now he has pushed back the fix until 2016 McCarthy signaled that she was ready for the fight, saying that the agency would continue issuing new rules, regardless of claims by Republicans … Continue reading →

It was a hot July afternoon 38 years ago, nearly 92 degrees, when Teamsters president and labor icon Jimmy Hoffa is said to have opened the rear door of a 1975 maroon Mercury in the parking lot of the Machus … Continue reading →

What is wrong with this logic? WHY WE’RE HERE The Mainstream Last First adventure began earlier this month, when Paul Gleeson, Frank Wolf, Denis Barnett and I set out on our attempt to become the first people to cross the … Continue reading →

The rowers have been obscured by clouds for several days, but radar from two days ago shows how close the Beaufort Sea ice was to Cape Parry on Sunday. It is undoubtedly much closer to the rower’s tiny island now, … Continue reading →